12 sermons of comfort & cheer /
Spurgeon, C. H. 1834-1892,
12 sermons of comfort & cheer / Charles H. Spurgeon. Twelve sermons of comfort and cheer - 145 pages ; 200 cm - Pastoral helps. . - Pastoral helps. .
Formerly published under the title: 12 sermons for the new year. First reprinted 1976 by Baker Books. Fifth printing, October 1993.
Healing by the stripes of Jesus -- A Psalm for the New Year -- A tempted Saviour : our best succour -- Suffering and reigning with Jesus -- True unity promoted -- Good cheer for the New Year -- Creation's groans and saints' sighs -- Jesus Christ immutable -- This year also -- The covenant pleaded -- The beginning of months -- Sermon for New Year's Day -- Our own dear Shepherd.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) was a noted English pastor who preached in the six-thousand-seat Metropolitan Tabernacle in London. His success and popularity were due largely to his natural gift of oratory and his thoroughly biblical expository sermons. Spurgeon's sermons were marked by an earnestness that is not muted when the sermons are put in printed form. Scriptural, practical, and appealing, these messages have much to say to today's audiences. Laypersons and preachers alike will find much food to thought here.--Back cover.
New Year sermons.
Baptists --Sermons.
12 sermons of comfort & cheer / Charles H. Spurgeon. Twelve sermons of comfort and cheer - 145 pages ; 200 cm - Pastoral helps. . - Pastoral helps. .
Formerly published under the title: 12 sermons for the new year. First reprinted 1976 by Baker Books. Fifth printing, October 1993.
Healing by the stripes of Jesus -- A Psalm for the New Year -- A tempted Saviour : our best succour -- Suffering and reigning with Jesus -- True unity promoted -- Good cheer for the New Year -- Creation's groans and saints' sighs -- Jesus Christ immutable -- This year also -- The covenant pleaded -- The beginning of months -- Sermon for New Year's Day -- Our own dear Shepherd.
Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892) was a noted English pastor who preached in the six-thousand-seat Metropolitan Tabernacle in London. His success and popularity were due largely to his natural gift of oratory and his thoroughly biblical expository sermons. Spurgeon's sermons were marked by an earnestness that is not muted when the sermons are put in printed form. Scriptural, practical, and appealing, these messages have much to say to today's audiences. Laypersons and preachers alike will find much food to thought here.--Back cover.
New Year sermons.
Baptists --Sermons.
